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[Conniving_Eagle]

Will there still be multiplayer DLC?

[Galbrant]

Hmm... don't care anyway... Don't want my garbage can get any fuller than it is. I'm to lazy to walk to the dump. It's their fault they made a substandard product. They shouldn't be surprised if they had low sales.

[GreyLycanTrope]

MegaSovereign wrote...

I wonder if Weekes is posting this as a reaction to slow Leviathan DLC sales.

He's stating the obvious here, so the intent of this post could be to bump up awareness.

Are sales actually low? Isn't it kinda too early to tell?

[MegaSovereign]

Greylycantrope wrote...

MegaSovereign wrote...

I wonder if Weekes is posting this as a reaction to slow Leviathan DLC sales.

He's stating the obvious here, so the intent of this post could be to bump up awareness.

Are sales actually low? Isn't it kinda too early to tell?

It's not like retail games where they have to wait for the sales data from retailers.

I'm pretty sure they can freely check how many downloads the DLC has. They could also compare Leviathan's sales to ME2 DLC week one sales to see where they stand.

[Master Xanthan]

Conniving_Eagle wrote...

Will there still be multiplayer DLC?

I hope there won't be any for a while. I'm happy with what we have right now in multiplayer. I just want more single player content. 

[plfranke]

I'm glad some people are finally starting to get the point. I'm not debating the logic behind supply and demand. What I'm saying is if Leviathan sales are low there's one reason behind that, THE ENDING. To play through Leviathan, a dlc with such great potential, just to get to the end and hear a ridiculous story that somewhat supports the Catalyst is a let down. The worst part about it is that Bioware refused to show Leviathan doing anything once you got to London. This cannot continue if Bioware expects to make sales. Tons of fans have told them what they want to see and Bioware refuses to listen. If dlc is to stop being made I don't wanna see them saying "Dlc sales weren't high enough". Tell it like it is. You guys were too indoctrinated by your artistic integrity that you refused to give the fans what they wanted and they stopped giving you your money. Mass Effect 3 deserves better than this to be the way it goes down.

[Cutlass Jack]

I_eat_unicorns wrote...

B.Shep wrote...

People are reading too much into it....
If players show interest in more SP content then they will do it.

Really, i wonder why is so hard to understand a simple statement without seeing some "hidden and malicious meaning" <_<

The interest is reflected through the sales of leviathan is what Patrick means.

Did I miss some other ME3 single player DLC for which to judge interest by?

Not seeing the malice. If there's no interest in that type of DLC there's no point in making more of it.

[OH-UP-THIS!]

Ok either we are missing something important, or Bioware is blantantly trying to 'weed out' the naysayers. Destroy is the only choice..............EVER!!

As for this misinterpreted quote, if the real meaning is straight forward face-slappin' detritus, then It's obvious that ME3 is washed-up.

On the other hand, if Bioware ARE planning some serious back-steppin' RETCON, they better get off the pot, and get with it!!

[Xellith]

That one tweet suggests that either Bioware doesnt know how well levi is selling, weekes himself doesnt know how well leviathan is selling or Bioware knows how well levi is doing and hopes levi will do better over time.

Modifié par Xellith, 01 septembre 2012 - 01:42 .

[plfranke]

I'm not saying there's malice in this tweet guys, I'm saying there's stupidity. To judge single player interest off of a dlc that foreshadows an ending and a character that people don't like, and not even show the main attraction of the dlc doing anything in the final battle is just ridiculous. A dlc that showed war assets in action during the ending or gave an alternate ending, or hell even a dlc for me2 squadmates would have had more promise than Leviathan. To stop making dlc all together instead of giving the fans what they actually want to see is so idiotic and terrible business.

[spockjedi]

Let's fuel the fire:

I wonder if all this people suggesting new DLC still remember that ridiculous message.

[plfranke]

spockjedi wrote...

Let's fuel the fire:

I wonder if all this people suggesting new DLC still remember that ridiculous message.

YES! The fire rises!

[FlamingBoy]

Greylycantrope wrote...

MegaSovereign wrote...

I wonder if Weekes is posting this as a reaction to slow Leviathan DLC sales.

He's stating the obvious here, so the intent of this post could be to bump up awareness.

Are sales actually low? Isn't it kinda too early to tell?

the thing about about the videogame industry (as opposed to the movie industry) very few statistics are released even months after the game and its hard to gauge how much mass effect 3 actually sold, also you almost never receive other factors such how much returned, or how much sold at what price, or how many used copies sold

they only release what they want to release, for example swtor, they said that there subscribers were above five-hundred thousand but below one-million, I mean could eaware be more vague

[Hrothdane]

plfranke wrote...

spockjedi wrote...

Let's fuel the fire:

I wonder if all this people suggesting new DLC still remember that ridiculous message.

YES! The fire rises!

Even funnier when you realize that "Deshi basara" translates more closely to "Coming soon."

[CommanderVyse]

I will not be blackmailed into buying Leviathan. The fans are foaming at the mouth waiting for SP DLC, just not the DLC that Bioware will make.

[GreyLycanTrope]

spockjedi wrote...

Let's fuel the fire:

I wonder if all this people suggesting new DLC still remember that ridiculous message.

What get's me about this is all the people who stumbled about confused during the original ending and accidentally picked synthesis.

Meandering around and falling into a beam = Legend

[MerchantGOL]

spockjedi wrote...

Let's fuel the fire:

I wonder if all this people suggesting new DLC still remember that ridiculous message.

they repeated the same thing they always said, save your saved data for dlc and future games.

not that big of a deal.

[plfranke]

wwinters99 wrote...

I will not be blackmailed into buying Leviathan. The fans are foaming at the mouth waiting for SP DLC, just not the DLC that Bioware will make.

You took the words out of my mouth

[GreyLycanTrope]

FlamingBoy wrote...

Greylycantrope wrote...

MegaSovereign wrote...

I wonder if Weekes is posting this as a reaction to slow Leviathan DLC sales.

He's stating the obvious here, so the intent of this post could be to bump up awareness.

Are sales actually low? Isn't it kinda too early to tell?

the thing about about the videogame industry (as opposed to the movie industry) very few statistics are released even months after the game and its hard to gauge how much mass effect 3 actually sold, also you almost never receive other factors such how much returned, or how much sold at what price, or how many used copies sold

they only release what they want to release, for example swtor, they said that there subscribers were above five-hundred thousand but below one-million, I mean could eaware be more vague

They could have said more then 3.

[sparkyo42]

wwinters99 wrote...

I will not be blackmailed into buying Leviathan. The fans are foaming at the mouth waiting for SP DLC, just not the DLC that Bioware will make.

+1, Bioware if it has looked at the sane posts here in BSN have a rough menu of DLC that SP players would love to see. But I'm on the fence as to whether this is blackmail or a oblique admission of the damage done to the fanbase.

Either way I'm not buying Leviathan just to see if maybe down the road something that does interests me comes out.

[kyban]

plfranke wrote...

I'm glad some people are finally starting to get the point. I'm not debating the logic behind supply and demand. What I'm saying is if Leviathan sales are low there's one reason behind that, THE ENDING. To play through Leviathan, a dlc with such great potential, just to get to the end and hear a ridiculous story that somewhat supports the Catalyst is a let down. The worst part about it is that Bioware refused to show Leviathan doing anything once you got to London. This cannot continue if Bioware expects to make sales. Tons of fans have told them what they want to see and Bioware refuses to listen. If dlc is to stop being made I don't wanna see them saying "Dlc sales weren't high enough". Tell it like it is. You guys were too indoctrinated by your artistic integrity that you refused to give the fans what they wanted and they stopped giving you your money. Mass Effect 3 deserves better than this to be the way it goes down.

Mass Effect itself deserves so much more. The decisions being made so far depress me very much.

If all they care about is money, listen to the complaints here. We'll throw it at them if they give us what we want.

[loungeshep]

That's great, so those of us who want more will be screwed over by the angry, complaining fans.